Old “It’s So Raven” star Brown Orlando was again in trouble after he was arrested Thursday on domestic violence charges after allegedly threatening a relative with a hammer and knife.
Brown was formally charged with aggravated intimidation, according to prison records.
Brown acted “crazy” at a relative’s house before killing him with a hammer and knife
A person who identified himself as a relative of Brown told authorities that Brown “went crazy” while in the relative’s home and “attacked him with a hammer and knife in a threatening manner,” according to a report. arrest report from police in Lima, Ohio. based on EVERYONE.
The unnamed relative added that he “believes Orlando will attack him.”
Brown spent about two weeks at a relative’s house “because [Brown] is homeless and he doesn’t want him to go to a homeless shelter.
The 35-year-old former child actor is perhaps best known for playing Eddie Thomas on “That’s So Raven,” a Disney Channel show that aired from 2003 to 2007.
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Over the past few years, Brown has made more headlines about his struggles with mental health.
The former child star has a long history of arrests and mental health and addiction problems
Back in 2018, he had a large tattoo of his co-star Raven Symoné’s face on his neck and chest, and was arrested several times, once in Las Vegas for theft, another for disappearance, and another again for drugs, also three times in Sin. City, Shade room previous report.
That same year, he appeared on “Dr. Phil Show” where he discusses his ongoing issues with mental health, addiction and homelessness, with multiple arrests.
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Solomon Barron, Brown’s manager and friend, reached out to Dr Phil for help after kicking the former child star out of his home, saying “he burned a lot of bridges.”
“He burned so many bridges that nobody wanted to trade with him. If you can’t help, he won’t stand a chance,” Barron told McGraw.
In the episode, Brown talked about his addiction to drugs and alcohol, with meth as his drug of choice, calling the substance the devil.
“Only the influence and the demons that came with that drug took over,” he said.
Brown remains out on $25,000 bail, will stay in jail until court or bond hearing
Meanwhile, prison records show Brown is being held at the Allen County Jail on $25,000 bail.
His disposition claims to “keep the court or the bond,” which means he will stay behind bars until at least his first court appearance.
If you are experiencing domestic violence, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233, or visit thehotline.org. All calls are free and confidential. The hotline is available 24/7 in more than 170 languages.
